J. M. Fritzman is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Lewis & Clark College, USA. His research interests are in Continental Philosophy, Indian Philosophy, and Philosophy of Mind.

• 1. Introduction Part I Qualia, Consciousness, and Hempel’s Dilemma 2. Against Qualia: Consciousness Is Not Phenomenal 3. Quining Qualia Dennett’s Way 4. Five Philosophers Who Reject Dennett’s Quining 5. Ross Quines Qualia Quine’s Way 6. How Hempel’s Dilemma Overcomes the Hard Problem of Consciousness Part II Behaviorism's Back 7. Behaviorism Returns 8. Behaviorism Returns—with Hegel! 9. Behaviorism Returns—with (and against) Dennett 10. Compare, Contrast, Sublate

J. M. Fritzman is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Lewis & Clark College, USA. His research interests are in Continental Philosophy, Indian Philosophy, and Philosophy of Mind.

• 1. Introduction Part I Qualia, Consciousness, and Hempel’s Dilemma 2. Against Qualia: Consciousness Is Not Phenomenal 3. Quining Qualia Dennett’s Way 4. Five Philosophers Who Reject Dennett’s Quining 5. Ross Quines Qualia Quine’s Way 6. How Hempel’s Dilemma Overcomes the Hard Problem of Consciousness Part II Behaviorism's Back 7. Behaviorism Returns 8. Behaviorism Returns—with Hegel! 9. Behaviorism Returns—with (and against) Dennett 10. Compare, Contrast, Sublate

J. M. Fritzman is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Lewis & Clark College, USA. His research interests are in Continental Philosophy, Indian Philosophy, and Philosophy of Mind.

• 1. Introduction Part I Qualia, Consciousness, and Hempel’s Dilemma 2. Against Qualia: Consciousness Is Not Phenomenal 3. Quining Qualia Dennett’s Way 4. Five Philosophers Who Reject Dennett’s Quining 5. Ross Quines Qualia Quine’s Way 6. How Hempel’s Dilemma Overcomes the Hard Problem of Consciousness Part II Behaviorism's Back 7. Behaviorism Returns 8. Behaviorism Returns—with Hegel! 9. Behaviorism Returns—with (and against) Dennett 10. Compare, Contrast, Sublate